The Old Faith and the Russian Land: A Historical Ethnography of Ethics in the Urals

Abstract

Introduction: Ethics, Russia, History Part I. An Ethical Repertoire 1. In Search of Salvation on the Stroganov Estates 2. Faith, Family, and Land after Emancipation Part II. The Generations and Ethics of Socialism 3. Youth: Exemplars of Rural Socialism 4. Elders: Christian Ascetics in the Soviet Countryside Part III. Struggles to Shape an Emergent Ethical Regime 5. New Risks and Inequalities in the Household Sector 6. Which Khoziain? Whose Moral Community? 7. Society, Culture, and the Churching of Sepych 8. Separating Post-Soviet Worlds? Priestly Baptisms and Priestless Funerals Epilogue Bibliography Index

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